The Singapore Free Press, 19 April 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press mi v; .s Own Family Paper I S.Wtt H. tW. W. UC«i.
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    Lock icon END OF WAR IN SIGHT NOW, REBELS ADMIT
    267 1 END OF WAR IN SIGHT NOW, REBELS ADMIT cunk'txMW for the rebel government conceded early today that the t i of t( revolutionary movement's capital, Bukit Tinggi, was '<mitable ami said their only choice was to fall back on guerilla warfare the^okl^maV^d^ebel government leaders were "shocked and wildered" by the
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    Lock icon UNKNOWN
    133 1 MOWMAN Mike Todd, who; I was killed in a air crash Km March 22, Left half his fcstato. estimated at be- Hween Ms 9 million and RhU 1 miliio!;. in trust to ■:> widow, actress ElizaBeth Taylor, it was re- ■reiileci in New York yesterB'.u'athod outright to his iou;
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    Lock icon U.S. bomber flights: urgent UN meeting
    446 1 U.S. bomber flights: urgent UN meeting |r FHE U.N. Security Council wiU meet on Monday to discuss a Soviet allegation that American planes with nuclear bombs had flown towards the Russian frontier, it was announced in New York last night. Mr. Arkady Sobolev, Russia's permanent representative at the United Nations,
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    Woman of 83 murdered
    50 1 AN 83 -year-old spinster, Miss Susan Southgate, was found murdered and gagged in an armchair at her cottage home near Chelmsford yesterday following a mystery phone call to the police. Her home had been ransacked. Police found her tied up with insulating tape and electric flex.
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    Lock icon 700 NEW CHOLERA CASES IN 2 DAYS
    133 1 700 NEW CHOLERA CASES IN 2 DAYS nHOLERA inoculators were U making a mass drive yesterday to curb the epidemic which has claimed nearly 200 lives in Calcutta so far this month. [n the last two days, 700 news cases have been admitted to hospitals. Doctors said the epidemic was
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    Lock icon Blast kills 40
    30 1 At least 40 scrap collectors were killed in a explosion in a sunken arms ship on North Kadena. Okinawa, on Thursday night, it was disclosed yesterday U.P
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    15 year treason targe dismissed
    31 1 1 5 year treason targe dismissed If 1943 treason indictjrday m*^* llll^ yes- makn,, possible his i ta lr TM >'• mental hosj I( he has been r iefl "tow 1946, Rev*
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    Lock icon Drowned seaman
    10 1 D row ned seaman X ■■-;«r..^» feD> a Japa- Reuter
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    Lock icon CZECHS EXPEL US DIPLOMAT
    40 1 CZECHOSLOVAKIA yesterday expelled an American diplomat, Mr. Joseph Jacyno, on charges of spying. The U.S. State Department later said: "The Czech allegations against Mr. Jacyno are without foundation and the entire incident constitutes a frame-up.' Reuter
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    DROUGHT-BUT WHEAT ASSURED
    117 1 DROUGHT- BUT WHEAT ASSURED SINGAPORE'S normal wheat and flour requirements from Australia will be shipped this year, despite a short crop in some states due to prevailing drought conditions. This assurance was given to the Government yesterday by Mr. C. J. Stevens, of the Australian Wheat Board, and Mr. Gordon
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    Lock icon US. REFUTES RUSSIAN CHARGES
    401 2 No truth in story oL provocative fiightv near Soviet border THE AMERICAN State Department u d B 3 ti issued a categorical denial of Soviu !i; M l that the I'nited States Air lone was <■<» -,<! '!<ti"H wa provocative (lights QfVer the Polar regions «i
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    133 2 2 Nine airmen of K.A.I. H Seletar, Singapore, re- j cently receiveil the j R.A.F. Long Service and Good Conduct Medals 5 from (iroup aplain If I). I). Rogers^ the tion commantUr. 2 Seen here utter the j presentation are, from j left, s«t. W. Temple (from Stroud, (iiosj, Srl.
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    Lock icon MAC, ADENAUER AGREE ON GERMAN UNION
    242 2 MAC, ADENAUER AGREE ON GERMAN UNION i ORITISH Prime Minister Mr. Uarold Macmillan 1 shares West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's view that, "in the course of a sums mit conference, renewed efforts should be made 1 to draw the attention of the Soviet Government to their obligation to put an
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    WRAC SHOW
    30 2 I The WRAC show "Spring Fever" will be staged at the REME theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday at 9 p.m. and not 8 p.m. as announc- ed earlier.
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    Islamic bloc? Jakarta explains
    221 2 Islamic bloc? Jakarta explains INDONESIAN Vice- Premier Hardi < yesterday told the Iraqi ambassador in Jakarta ■> that President; Sukarno's statement I early this month at- tacking "certain ele- meats" of trying to < creat a new Islamic bloc in South -East Asia was not meant as an <i accusation
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    Lock icon GOVERNOR ORDERS 3 ARRESTS
    189 2 fIIHE Governor of Aden A has ordered the arrests 5 Of three leading Arab per--1 sonalities in the State of Lahej, in the Aden Protectorate. BtCCUSed of having 3 contact With foreign powI era and trying to cause 5 i trouble in the Protectorate, it was
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    Lock icon FIRES STARTED BY U.N. TROOPS" -RED CHARGE
    74 2 The Communists >'"'■ rj day accused United NatiS of three air violations II ri North Korea and of start« p fires on Communist .4deM n the Korean domilitar« h zone. Th c accusation g levelled by North Ko:« Col. Kirn Joon Kyuns: a:B
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      17 2 Whenever friend! meet, the occasio* calls £0r... I SCOTCH WHISKY Sole Diftribi tkktik m A llllltlllllllHMItlllK" I
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    Lock icon Britain is still great in eyes of Asians—envoy
    210 3 Britain is still great in eyes of Asians envoy .iv ill treat in the R« |TAI the PhUipDeve> (......ssador. Mr. Leon ffta Guerrero, In London last WIS paving a tribute to J*JSIM the "self-Uquid- f British Empire." lOtf&S added that it Y,,u- liter a country had v -pendence that it
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    Lock icon The new and sultry look of Margaret
    122 3 DRINCESS MARCiAKisi nas a i new sultry look in the official portraits released in London yesterday on the eve of her Carnbbean tour. 1 One of the pictures by Cecil Beaton shows the Princess standing sideways in what the Daily Sketch called "the
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    Lock icon U.S. 'BOMBSHELL' IS FOLLOWED BY A QUICK DENIAL
    219 3 U.S. 'BOMBSHELL' IS FOLLOWED BY A QUICK DENIAL THERE has been no basic change in U.S. policy with respect to the French-Algerian situation and press speculation that there had been such a change is "without foundation/ the Washington State Department announced yesterday. The State Department announcement was issued after M.
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    Lock icon Gamelin ('he lost the war') dies aged 85
    126 3 (GENERAL Maurice Game lin, commander of tin Allied armies in France for the first nine month; of World War 11, has diec at the age of 85, it wsu announced in Paris lasi night. General Gamelin's strategy during those crucial earl} months
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    Lock icon IN HOSPITAL
    17 3 Former President Herbert Hoover, 83, is in Columbia Presbyterian Mp^'^i nentra for a checkup.- U.P
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    Lock icon IMPLEMENTING ACCORD ON PLEAS TO PRIVY COUNCIL
    124 3 MR. RODNEY PAGE (Conservative) asked the Government yesterday when it was Intended to bring into force the agreement of March 4, 1958, concerning appeals from the Supreme Court of the Federation of Malaya to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The Under-Soeretary
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      172 3 I.OIMp HOME? I for inexpensive gifts or drawing room pieces I why nor take some exquisite Malayan or Indian [I! Handicrafts? j|| Malayan Crafts: Kelantan Silver Trengganu Brocades l|| Straw Goods Malacca Canes Crocodile Hand Bags ill Goods made by SATA Patients, etc. etc. II Indian Crafts: Bidri Brass Work
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    The Singapore Free Press Saturday, Apr. 19, 1958. Opinion GANGSTER REVIVAL
    223 4 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, Apr. 19, 1958. Opinion GANGSTER REVIVAL THE public has become more and more alarmed and bewildered by the news oi the activities of secret societies and gang- 1 sters in Singapore— j alarmed by the reports Of violence and the apparent scope of these activities
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    FROM HONEYMOON TO A HANGOVER
    1157 4  - FROM HONEYMOON TO A HANGOVER LEONARD MOSLEY Concludina The Tormented Life of Lana Turner by phTRKAns unit's all i ever seem to marry," Lana Turner once saia It tn me between marriages, of course. •1 v me time 1 get around to falling In love with my man. she wen
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    Traffic police chief defends driving standard
    336 5 Traffic police chief defends driving standard 'THE driving standard in Singapore is "very high" compared with that of other big cities in the world, according to the Traflic Police Superintendent, Mr. Sardar Singh. He criticised allegations made recently that Colony drivers were some of the worst in the world. "Those
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    Lock icon Rhoda goes on stage without her fan
    110 5 Rhoda g oes on stage without her fan j Jan dancer Rhoda Rogers upset everybody at i wawstpne Prison when she turned up at the prison I concert with 11 (i-string. two rosebuds and her fan. I „,11! to P risone rs waited. Rhoda and the I auiiior.t ursued about
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    Pawnshops need new licences
    157 5 Pawnshops need new licences rE new Pawnbrokers Ordinance which limits the interest on pledges to two per cent, will come into force on July 1. All those intending to open new pawnshops or who are operating such shops should now apply for new licences to the Chief Secretary's office. A
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    Farmers employed to assist vets.
    185 5 GOVERNMENT is employvl ing farmers on a parttime basis to assist veterinary officers in inoculating r poultry. This i s part of the Government comprehensive scheme to ward oft disease among livestock in the rural areas of Singapore. It has proved so successful that it
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    Lock icon Sydney police out to curb 'bodgies'
    36 5 Sydney police have started a campaign to restrict activities of bodgies teddy boys of Australia. Police have been instructed to disperse crowds of bodgies, and their teenage wideie girlfriends.- Reuter
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    SHIPS AT BASE
    17 5 Ships at the Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew. Mounts Bay. Newcastle and Newfoundland.
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      14 5 M.FUNTER& S.Grinberg diamonds J e»elltry V Stamford Rd., (F^o Urt Bldg.,)S'pore6. Li! ?Phona *****
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      321 5 HERE'S A PUZZLE! j 3 4 (A-B) x 2 (CD) -5- YZ S.l.ed it' 3 Too bothersome, you'd say, so, here's another one quite easy too WHERE CAN YOU GET SUCH INCREDIBLE BARGAINS A3 j Bath Towels for $1.60 each j Babies' Blankets for $2.50 each Jumpers Boleros for $4.50
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      596 6 Bokn today, you are wtcepti I versatile and a:: turn hand to any numb< r ol thing I cessfully. This can be an asset I long aj you d rect youi energies I a chanxn l In v. hich v.'\- a I I ty o >unt« ird some major B
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      143 7 LONDON. April. 11. l'ifvious loda> Ka s§ l buyers M% btyrtw 23 vi sellers 23»i seller 23 buyt is 39 buyen Maj 23 seners :?:?>. sellers BM i 23 7 8 buyers 23 i buyers |l 1 i iiUcr; 23 .tilers N-o I RSSS Bettre««M f| b
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      New York prices
      100 7 NEW YORK, April IS. PrevldtlS Today 92.75 num. 93. U0 nom. Straits spoi Mil s 92.37 buyers 92 25 buyers Us Contract Maj 93.00 .oilers 93.00 sellers 9200 buyers 9-.0 2 buyers 92.87 sellers 92.75 sellers l "i'!;, \tai 26.80 buyers 26.90 buyers {BEX: lv 2Q.59 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 I NEW YORK, April 18. Previous Today ndustries 445.09 ***** lailroads '.09.55 110.18 tomestic Bonds Hi» us H Ul lilities 75 01 76 36 Stocks Composite Averages.. 154-2] L 55.41
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      U.S. PEPPER
      38 7 (awaiting shipment 26*^ Sarawak un26Vi, quoted. Muntok white spol i am- and awaiting release 41, afloats release I 40%, and April shipment 40, > 26 1 4 April sellers ex-dock. i quoted in U.S. ccjita per Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      111 7 rB Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ ortta i uropean ports delivered •<ii;l!l per long ton Apr .May f'HA. Straits i i 1. I .X- North wopean ports delivered felghj pei long ton Ipr .May May/Jane CONJ i OH erode straits •w. European ports in hulk f-r long ton
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    70 miles of new roads this year: plan to cut jobless
    214 7 70 miles of new roads this year: plan to cut jobless thhe Singapore Government hopes to reduce unemployment In rural areas by a programme of road construction. A Government spokesman said it Is hoped to construct 70 miles Of road this year to give access to agricultural areas. He said
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    Jap mission in Colony
    56 7 The six- man Japanese Pharmaceutical Mission has just arrived in the Colony. The six members, H. Nishiyama, K. Izawa, H. Mizuki, K. Yutahashi, Y. Yamato and K. Morioka will travel all over South-east Asia. Beiore the Mission leaves for the Federation in ten days time, they
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    NANYANG STUDENTS LOOK TO MALAYA UNIVERSITY
    163 7 NANYANG STUDENTS LOOK TO MALAYA UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADS of Nan yang University will j make an "unofficial approach" to the University j of Makiya authorities re- garding post graduate studies for them. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Chancellor of the Univcr- sity of Malaya, was asked j if Nanyang graduates could join
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    Lock icon The rainmakers of Africa succeed
    27 7 Experts of the French Equatorial Africa meteorological service have produced rain artificially north of Brazzaville by scattering .salt on cumulus clouds. Reuter
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    FIRE VICTIMS SEEK IDENTITY CARDS
    144 7 MORE than 200 Kampong Koo Chye fire victims have so far applied lor the replacement of their identity urdii. The Commissioner for Registration, Mr. Cheng, Kirn Watt, said .since the day after the fire a team of men from the Joo Chiat Police Station had
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    22 7 West German President. Prof. Theodor Heuss, will pay a state visit to Canada and thp United States in June Reuter
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      2 7 SHIP MARALFKJLJL
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      88 7 Today's radio programme inaiy s.ituid.,% Date, ,he Illg RtCo rd; 800 Listener* Signal and News; 14) Saturdaj oresented by Felix Date (continued); 2.15 Weekend £amng, gf^ese^a^py fron] sport; 2.4."> i lie i.iun- Amrricin, ri liUi 900 The DeceiveTi Way; 300 Saturday Prom; 8.30 p tll «t 7; 9^o Time Signal
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      45 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 11.15 a.m. and 11. US p.m. St'NDAV: 11.49 a.m. and 11.34 p.m. MONDAY: 12.24 p.m. TUESDAY: 0.0:! a. in and 1.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY: I) .:Y.\ a.m. and 1.37 p.m. THURSDAY: 10G a.m. and 2.20 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.43 a.m. and 3.10 p.m.
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    DEMON and CHILD the
    972 8  - DEMON and CHILD the DIANA ROSS By ———Till STOItV SO lAX™ DEMON who was so frightful that people who saw him died and who used to eat those unfortunate persons is c.plivated hv a baby girl and makes the child's parents pledge to fvV hei ?o him." The mother, however,
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    63 8 rE winners of iast week's colour-in contest (each of whom will receive a $5 prize in due course) are as follows: MiSs Nissa Begum (12). 21 Loronp 19, Geylang, Singapore. Miss Lee Poo Lian (10K 29. Everton Road, Singapore 2. Master Lee Chong Beng (ID, 34-4 Robinson
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      187 8 CLUES ACROSS 1. Sweet school year. 3, The Russian sticky fruit that grows in Foreign Minister who alMediterranean countries. 5. ways seemed to say "No." Dorset seaport famous for 4, Anne Boleyn was sent to its pottery. 6, Roman god it by Henry VIII. 7, Tennis of war; the month
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      418 8 A colour-in contest I With prizes for you! I POCKEI MONEY prizes River Valley Road Singa-K are offered for colour- pore 9, to reach her notH ing this scene with paints, later than Thursday nextM 1 crayons or chalks. Age limit is 15. X There are four prizes offered each
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    PATIENCE NECESSARY AFTER PRAYER
    560 9 PATIENCE NECESSARY AFTER PRAYER sermon r, by a Christian Layman I a t times Filipino farmers practised this I m: When the parents of a young man of a girl agree that some day their laughter would unite in marriage, the b0 stayed In the girl's home for at S,
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      105 9 What a thrill it is when baby first W fc tl smiles at you! What a joy when first g|l you hear those happy coos and wB^*^ chuckles! Baby is telling you that all is y well and mother can be happy in the iK #m&P*%^ knowledge that here is
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      1146 9 I Sunday church I I announcements J oi ENGLAND Church of Our Lady of BIBLL-PKESBYTEKIAM CHIBCH l.ourdes (Ophir Road). Mass, D «C s Andrew's Cathedral: LOO sermon tn Taniil 615 7 and Life Bible-Presbyterian Church communion: 8 «<0 a.m. „ft m (144 I Yinsep Street): 4.15 p.m. i). 30 am
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      496 10 Ls^irL^tsr when you know a crash is inevitable I swers were received. A few missed the point that V▼l U IV^V^ i^i^^ J"^"IPPBPPPPW^ I to stop would be asking for trouble An accident g^iffr* Jfc'I Hfl of some sort was inevitable and you had just time to make up your
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    Hey, stop pushing, No. 8!
    95 11 MANCHESTER United rifcht back Foulkes seems to be having a rough lime as he is caught .between his own leaping goalkeeper Gregg and Tottenham Hotspur inside-right Harmer (No. 8) during their First Division League match at Spins ground, London. Harmer, here pictured indulging in a
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    —but No. 8 scored winning penalty
    6 11 but No. 8 scored winning penalty
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    Lock icon GOLFERS PROTEST
    56 11 Fhe Australian Professiona] Golfers Association is to protest to the international Golf Association •"wut the dates allocated <>r the 1958 Canada Cup international tournament. The Canada Cup. con•n!!e< by \\\o i.g.A, will be Played in Mexico City from November 20-23, a date cuts right across the r sponsored
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    ARMY CYCLIST COMES FIRST
    11 11 II ll Newel] of the i 26min.
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    What's in a name? Ask O'Neill!
    78 11 > ""in noi Mold J regular place in i (lf V^"iortram -^ron.y nine Leani>".»ranres and sromi i two goals. During the summer he changed his name from "ope to O'Neill by deed poll, and now he is the j 1 f Itib's leading scorer
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    Relegation will increase their gates
    427 11  - Relegation will increase their gates ARCHIE QUICK By P HOSTS WALK ON THE PRETTY TREE-LINED GROUND OF THE ALDERSHOT FOOTBALL CLUB. Where once the terraces were packed with khaki figures watching the great names of Soccer play wartime League football, everything is now deserted, even partially so on match days.
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    Team famous for their good manners...
    387 11  - Team famous for their good manners ARCHIE QUICK By yy 1 1 i ;i good yon* dud pa I i c r n Blackpool F.C\ sci for other clubs! On and all the field their gentlemanly be li a viour is ;i mode] thai might well be copied by some
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      94 11 KING'S —NOW SHOWING— I —TEL: *****— 1.30, 3.45, 7 9.30 P.M. j Danny Kaye M.G.M Pier Angeli I "MERRY ANDREW" pi******** color), j Tonite At Midnite: "YEO KOR KEE" (Hokkien). j TOMORROW 930 a m SM RK RIVER (Color) j IUMUKKUff n3Oam: IAST FR oj|TIER" (Color) j PACKING g Gift
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    Lock icon STUD BOOK BACK TO PRIVATE CONTROL
    66 12 A book, until now administered h> the Ministry of Treasury, has been handed over to the Co-operative Horse Breeders limited. return of genealogical books to Independent specialised agencies. tration of General Juan Peron, the state took over the sheep 1 breeding and similar societies,
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    S.A.B.A. UNFAIR, CHARGES CHAIRMAN OF GAMES SELECTORS
    345 12  - S.A.B.A. UNFAIR, CHARGES CHAIRMAN OF GAMES SELECTORS FRANCIS ROZARIO BY PHE Chairman of the Singapore Olympic Sports 1 Council Selection Committee yesterday said hat the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association s Method of selection of boxers for the Asian 3aB Tbe WCh^n. Mr. Son Ghee Soon, com™n?e h d that following
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    S'PORE BOXERS ENTER FINAL
    270 12 S'PORE BOXERS ENTER FINAL t St: Singapore win contest «j the final of the FARELF inter- unit boxing cham- th pionships against Malaya on th April 28. Last night the D Singapore champion unit s beat the Hong Kong cham- tr pions, Ist Royal Tank Regiment. Taking seven of the
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    Japanese team to fetch flame
    142 12 ATHLETES, officials and s, members of the defence jt forces last night held a it mammoth send-off party in Tokyo for the Japanese Jj team duo to be sent to d Manila to pick up the flame for the Third Asian Games j in Tokyo
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    THE TENNIS BAWL! Davis Cup man banned
    252 12  - THE TENNIS BAWL! Davis Cup man banned FRANK ROSTRON By By BRITAIN'S slobe-trotting Davis Cup tennis star, Billy Knight, of North- ampton has been barred, at the start of the outdoor season, from most of the main English tournaments of the year. Reason: The balls that will be used are
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      11 12 See /he entire range at UNIVERSAL CARS LTD. ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Saturday, April 19, 1958.
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    • ALL THE LATEST SELECTIONS
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        THE FREE PRESS
        114 1 ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER MAM KICK SUM RK'E X Rocket ;Nellyne Nelly ne Rocket Race 2. BLACK CHARM BLACK CHARM 00. April Showers II Milky Way II Milky W»J I' April Showers II Race HAMLET MAGIC NOTE 3.30. Reliable Hamlet Beau Matin Reliable F(l j MYSTERIOUS MYSTERIOUS 4,0
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        THE STRAITS TIMES
        131 1 EPSOM IKFP CALL BOY POINTER SIAM RICE NELLYNE SIAM RICE Nellyne Siam Rice Ellew Port of Spain Rocket Nellyne BLACK CHARM BLACK CHARM MILKY WAY 11 April Showers II Nazrana April Showers II Milky Way II April Showers II Wide Screen II HAMLET HAMLET HAMLET Reliable Reliable
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        SINGAPORE STANDARD
        90 1 WINDSOR LAD J SCRUTINEER SIABf RICE NELLYNE Nellyne Rocket Rocket Siam Rice NAZRANA MILKY WAY II Black Charm April Showers II Milky Way II Nazrana BEAU MATIN HAMLET Townsman Magic Note Magic Note Winged Warrior MYSTERIOUS MYSTERIOUS Barracuda Good Returns Actor II Persian Count •|-2 OTL < E
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        NANYANG SIANG PAU
        47 1 KWEE LOH NELLYnF j Siam Rice Rocket j BLACK CHARM April Showers II Nasrana j RELIABLE 'j Hamlet Beau Matin j MYSTERIOUS Good Returns Barracuda I TODAY SHOWING j Tootle Undalou PERFORMER II Tawakal BUchan REMEMBRANCE Ellen's Treasure Commotion PEARL SNAP June Blossom Cliona
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      Today Showing can concede weight and still win
      545 1  - Today Showing can concede weight and still win ALLAN LEWIS By TODAY SHOWING >lioul(l win the main distance race at Kuala Lumpur today and be me of the best bets. His performance lust eek when he beat. SCO over 7F was 3ve this com pan v. Though he gives weight
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
      1038 2 RACE 1-1.30: CLASS 5, DIV. 2-6 FURS. 1 .5027 M.I.KW Syr. l»| 'Mr. Ivy KJlttrttt «f **g° n I IMf#i!#S^S S i:ii 1.1 firS< brute hin«s PEACE POLICE Sullivan 9 00: MIDNIGHT TONIGHT Martin 8.09. DANCE HALL HI Martin 808 THE NUDE Yong 8.03. RAd 2-i.OO:
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      Form of today's
      735 2 Form of today's RACE ONE I ELLEW: 10-4-58 kept together with Mai; Tonight over 3F in :w 16-4-58 Fourth to w ed Warrior in Div. 2 7F. race. NIMKOD: 12-4-58 i in Div. i 5|F race; i Went over 3F in 3U out being fully extended SIAM RICE: 10-4-58 not
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      Kuala Lumpur runners
      680 3 CONSERVATIVE: 12-4-58 Ninth in Div. 3^-Abt. 7* race; 17-4-58 Went over 3P 1 in 39 1 '3. SCONE STONE: 10-4-58— Went over 3F in 40 4 5 with Beechnut; 12-4-58 Sixth to Today Showing in Div. 3— 7F race. SHAH DOR: 12-4-58 Scratched from Div. 4-Abt. 7F
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    • Pick your winners with... TRESPASSER
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        ANOTHER SPENCER TRIUMPH?
        1351 4 Today Showing will take a lot of beating SINGAPORE iraincf Jack Spencer should cap a good meeting a 1 Kuala Lumpur by taking today's main event with Today Showing. This six-year-old gelding by Kingsway has hit peak form, and on his close second to Adjutant over 1}
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      40 1 ijEsfllETsl BEST BETS:— Ham- J let (Race Three). Today < Showing (Race Five), J and Remembrance < (Race Seven), S Best outsiders:— Blachan (Race Six), Traveller's Cheque (Race Two), and Townsman S (Race Three). THE GOING j The going will bo > Rood.
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      9 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE Saturday, April 19, 1958.
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      ROOM AT THE TOP ...before you're 40
      1070 1  -  ALEXANDER THOMSON |N THE OLD. SLOW-MOVING DAYS A |IAN ROSE TO THE TOP BY A i pnG LADDER OF EXPERIENCE AND SENIORITY. TODAY HE CAN GET THERE AT LEAST 15 YEARS EARLIER By These men are proof it can be done J-JIS name
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      'I hate...' began on mother's knee
      615 2 MOST people have strong reelings aoour rm» or that sometimes the most unlikely f hin*c. From where do these sentiments arise? Most often from the mother's knee. You may forget what she told you but tfte I(>(l'ling sticks. The results are sometimes 0dd..... very
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      Comets prove worth
      189 2 AIR trooping is already well beyond the experimental stage and, indeed, an operational force (mining in Britain is j always ready to fly to any part of the t world. Britain his one of only two fully Operational jet transport forces in the Western world— (he other
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      Barbara's big break
      496 2 OUT of the shadows of B pictures, cofeatures and obscure Italian films comes Miss Barbara Shelley. Miss Shelley is Lon-don-born, 25 years of age, auburn haired, lush brown eyes. She is also what the sculptors call statuesque. She ivill soon be seen in a film called Camp
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      Curt Jimn ains' for y Wilde
      921 2  - Curt Jimn ains' for y Wilde GEORGE WHITING DRAMAS til I- SHIPPED BRITAIN pRAMAS arc \,ur a My breath from the blMu crs, raised on the arcKd hard to parallel the Mo, on the night or an \Ki Jimmy Wilde fheChKi beaten to a pulp byaßli in the fight game,
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      These tax men give money away
      402 3  - These tax men give money away JENNIFER JOHNS By 5 IT isn't often that In- E come Tax authori- E E tits «o out of their E E way to make sure that E they're giving you all E they can. Even more rare is EE the letter from the
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      Golden notes?
      57 3 OVERSEAS students at the British Council's centre in London will be able to play on the piano used vy Samuel Coleridge-Taylor while he was composing Hiawatha" some 60 years ago. ur iT* 16 Pi an o has been presented to the Student welfare Department of the British Council
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      Ordeals of a spirit
      971 3 Ordeals of a spirit PELHAM GROOM WRITES ON CHINESE CUSTOMS EVERYONE who walked along Middle Road the other night stopped to inspect the paper models that had been built for a funeral. They were among the largest that had been seen in Singapore since the war. There was a house
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    • FILM PREVIEWS
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        A GRAND FILM BUT SO MUCH OF LOVE
        724 4 |)AVII) Selznick's production <>l Hemmingway'fi "Farewell To Arms" was directed by King i<l<>r and released by 20th Century Fox. With names like these in the credit titles, the film should be Rood, and without doubt it is. I It is in the
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        107 4 W III. KNOWN Singapore model Marion Willis makes her film debut as a fairy princess in Shaw Brothers' "Sumpah Oranu Minyak' ("Curse of the Oily Man"). Her part in the Malay film is not a big one and we tan only hope we shall sec her on the. screen again.
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        Powerful, exciting story right to last reel
        550 4 Powerful, exciting story right to last reel PROM the autobio- graphy of W. J. Keating. "The Man Who Rocked The Boat", Universal Interim lion al has produced "Slaughter On 10th 1 Avenue." Stars in the picture are Richard Egan, Jan Sterling, Dan Duryca and Julie Adams. By sheer perseverence and
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